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No, I studied from Technical University of Munich

Yes that’s a good point as well. Dorms and part time jobs are tough to get. And rental contracts are also limited some times where you face the challenge of finding an appropriate accommodation. The demand is high and supply less.

Yes you are free to apply for all kinds (technical/non technical) of student jobs and its a good way to learn extra skills not taught through your course . All the best :)

@ even working student jobs ?

Yes working student jobs as well. It will be tough to get selected since you don’t have the background but worth trying. My tip would be to Mention in your cover letter why you want to do a technical job :)

@@careercraftingwithsamiksha but the hiwi one is little easier to land right ?

Yes you can apply unless your university asks you to log in through your student credentials to submit or access the applcaition form. Please check that. Some universities do so, while some do not. Hope this helps, all the best :)

@careercraftingwithsamiksha thank you so much for answering my question.....i have one last question....is the proof of volunteering or social work is mandatory?

@@sashasalon1707it’s not mandatory but good to add if you’ve had voluntary work experiences in the past.

Hi, Some of the following private universites offer these programs: 1. SAE Institute Germany: Offers programs in Animation and Game Design. 2. Macromedia University: offer courses related to animation and gaming. 3. This is a public university but competitive to get in -- Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf: Renowned for media and animation studies. You would need to directly approach companies in gaming or media to secure a training contract, as this is mandatory for dual study programs. I am sure there are companies that you could target, but german language here may be a requirement. If you need further guidance you can connect with me via my topmate account :topmate.io/careercraftingwithsamiksha/. All the best ! :)

Hi, some universities have the option of studying a foreign language where you can choose German. Otherwise Goethe institute or MaxMueller Bhavan are considered the best. However, they’re expensive. You can search for German language classes in your area locally as well. If you want to start I would suggest watching the series on TH-cam called : Mein Weg nach Deutschland. It’s very interesting and you learn a few phrases to start with :)

Hi, I don’t know a program where the company also covers tuition fees. However, the salary that you get can cover for your living expenses and some of the fees. Which program are you looking at in this university?

Yes they do, all public universities in the state of Baden Württemberg charge fees of 1500 euros per semester for Non EU International students..

@@careercraftingwithsamiksha will the company cover it by deducting the salary for internship....pls reply

Both are okay. You can put either depending on what’s used by your university.

Hi, i replied to you on instagram :)

Glad it was helpful!

If its asked during the application then its worth adding the Letter of Recommendation.

If you’re a citizen (and you and your parents were born there) in your home country it means you don’t have a migrant background. Answer should be ‘No’. If you need more support here you can book a call with me via topmate.io/careercraftingwithsamiksha/ 😊

​@@careercraftingwithsamiksha Thank you so much.Definitely,In future If i need any kind of help i will reach out to you.

Yes that’s right, you need to be a premium member for LinkedIn Learning but usually they offer some discounts and also if you’re using Premium the first time, you get first month free :)

Hi , it depends on how high the tuition fees are and which country? If your question is about Germany, it can be very still be hard to pay your tuition fees (iam guessing 10k-20k a year) with only part time unless there is an option to pay it in installments? Nevertheless, the best would be to secure a working student job of 20 hours a week in a company as they are the highest paid jobs amongst student jobs. Maybe my new video helps answer your question- th-cam.com/video/vIrQPE8OtwY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L1ohQKPU87bjEOOv ?

Hi, You should submit your High School passing certificate + if you studied bachelor in your home country for even one year then you can submit them that as well. German Abitur is known as the high school certificate in other countries. For CV format, refer to the EuroPass template on the internet or you can watch my detailed video on this topic : th-cam.com/video/_ZtTd264dqM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZOt1mO3c4eBhHFyI Hope this helps!

Thankyou for your kind words, means a lot :)

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Hi, if you want to come to Germany on EU Blue Card visa then first step should be to apply for Jobs in Germany . Once you get the job and offer letter then you can take a Work visa or EU Blue card appointment at your nearest VFS office website (if you’re from India). There is no need to pay loads of money to an an agent to do this for you as the process is very straightforward if you find a job. Sometimes companies also provide visa support. Beware of scams with these agents. Like I mentioned in the video, you can also come to Germany and find a job. For this you will need to apply for the job seeker visa or an opportunity card in India or your home country. Hope this helps!

Have you applied . Is the application still on ?

Hi, English is enough . German language proficiency is not a requirement for this scholarship.

@@careercraftingwithsamiksha and i have a few questions. When application will start and i have 16 years old can i apply to this stipenium?

Hi, if you have submitted all documents from the checklist it should be fine, usually VFS (if you’re from India) asks during the appointment if something extra is needed. And, during application processing the embassy may contact via email or phone as well if they have a question or need an additional document so keep an eye on your email too :)

Hi, I have recently made a video on application procedure for Summer intake 2025: th-cam.com/video/3BrQy07oWS4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uhk5N9os5KxE4m-q I didn’t fully understand your question, what is Cambridge A level?

Hi Jyothi, Thanks for your message and your kind words, I’m glad you find my videos helpful. I would suggest you to convert your percentage from Indian to German grade first. For this you can use the calculator on the TUM website. Here’s the link : www.tum.de/en/studies/application/application-info-portal/grade-conversion-formula-for-grades-earned-outside-germany Next, go to daad.de and shortlist universities and courses where you wish to apply and check the eligibility criteria. Most universities have an average requirement of 2.7 German grade. So check if you are eligible based on your grade. If you have work experience then it can cover up for low grades. Hope this helps. You can connect with me via my topmate account if you need more help : topmate.io/careercraftingwithsamiksha/ 😊

Thanks for sharing! Good to know as well :)

Nahi, travel ticket not included in it.

If you wish to come to Germany and seek a job then you can check if you qualify for an Opportunity card visa. Otherwise aap general job seeker visa par bhi aa sakte ho. Lekin ye decision lene se pehle I would recommend ki aap apne field ki jobs availability and uske requirements in Germany ki thorough search kar kar hee aayein especially agar aap India mein job karte ho already. Job search is one of the most difficult aspects in Germany. Hope this helps :)